Teaching & Learning

End-of-semester reports and resources now available

Congratulations to all students on reaching the end of a busy and productive semester. We wish every student and their family a well-earned three-week break and hope it provides an opportunity to celebrate their achievements, reflect on the semester, and prepare for the many opportunities ahead. To support this reflection and planning for Semester Two, a range of reports and resources are now available.

Reports

• Years 7–12: Semester One Academic Reports Available via SEQTA Learn and SEQTA Engage
• Years 7–12: Instrumental Music Tutor Reports Available via SEQTA Learn and SEQTA Engage
• Years 9–10: 2026 Semester Two Elective Subject Allocations Sent directly to parent and guardian email addresses
• Years 11–12: Semester One Predicted ATAR Reports Available via SEQTA Learn and SEQTA Engage
• Year 10: Year 11 2027 Traffic Light Prerequisite Reports Available via SEQTA Learn and SEQTA Engage

Resources

• Year 10: Year 11 2027 Subject Selection Package Available via SEQTA Direqt Message
• Year 11: St George’s Predicted ATAR Calculator Available via SEQTA Direqt Message

Year 10 Information Evening

On Thursday 23 July from 6:00pm to 8:00pm at our Murray Street Campus, we warmly welcome all Year 10 students and their families to our Information Evening. All Year 10 students and their parents or guardians are strongly encouraged to attend, as we will provide important information regarding the subject selection process. Until then, I encourage you to thoroughly explore the Year 11 2027 Subject Selection Package, to begin learning about the many options and pathways available here at St George’s Anglican Grammar School. This is an exciting process, and we look forward to supporting you through it.

Year 11 Course Change Applications Remain Open

With Semester One course marks now available, Year 11 students are able to apply for course changes for Semester Two. Interested students can collect an application form from the Dean of Teaching & Learning office on Level 1 WS, or from the Associate Dean of Teaching &Learning on Ground Floor MS. Students should also consult with academic staff regarding any potential course changes.

Please note that applications for subject changes can be submitted and will be processed from today until Wednesday 22 July, which is Term 3 Week 1.

Mr Anthony Bochrinis

Dean of Teaching & Learning